Student Government, USCPD and other USC departments came together to walk around campus to highlight safety concerns. Poor lighting and hazardous sidewalks were two of the issues brought forward during the walk in October.
At its weekly meeting on Wednesday, USC's student senate introduced the new student body treasurer and passed six pieces of legislation.
At its weekly meeting on Wednesday, USC's student senate successfully passed six pieces of legislation and confirmed two new senators.
During its weekly Wednesday meeting, USC’s student senate passed multiple pieces of legislation, swore in new senators and announced the student body treasurer’s resignation.
At its weekly meeting on Wednesday, USC's student senate passed four pieces of legislation, including updates to senator obligations and recommendations for improving the university housing webpage. Additionally, a new senator was sworn in, and four other pieces of legislation were referred to various committees for further review.
At its weekly meeting on Wednesday, the University of South Carolina's student senate passed five pieces of legislation and referred three additional measures to committee for further review.
On Wednesday, the student senate passed four pieces of legislation and postponed consideration of one. This included mental health initiatives, recognition of the Pro-Bono program at Joseph F. Rice Law School and more.
During the 116th senate term, USC’s student senate introduced updated finance codes to simplify budget processes and increase transparency. Alongside these changes, the Student Government successfully secured a higher budget, ensuring better allocation of resources to student organizations and events.
The student senate convened this Wednesday to discuss a funding request for an Uncensored America event featuring Milo Yiannopoulos and Gavin McInnes, who are scheduled to host a roast of Kamala Harris. The meeting was extensive and included a vote to enhance safety measures related to the event.
USC's student government collaborates with various administrative offices to improve student safety at football games by offering free water bottles and Uber discounts to prevent heat-related incidents and encourage safe transportation.